Every person should have a right to choose whether or not any information related to personal life, family or work should be available to anyone. The “right to be forgotten” should be enforced to protect people from being misrepresented or even discriminated against due to some misinformation pertaining to their personal life, views, values or beliefs. Freedom of speech does not necessarily mean using a person’s personal information to attack their privacy.
Digital identity could refer to any information on someone adopted in cyberspace by an individual, organization or electronic device. This information could be an email address, a date of birth, an address, a credit card number or even a social security number… Organizations or individuals to whom we voluntarily or involuntarily subscribe by filling an online form or opening an online account can control our digital identity.
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